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Number 114 Reservoir

Dent County, Missouri
47 acres

About Number 114 Reservoir

Number 114 Reservoir is a quiet destination in Dent County, Missouri, offering a peaceful spot for outdoor enthusiasts. Covering a modest area, this reservoir’s shallow waters create a unique environment that invites visitors looking for a calm retreat. The lake’s surface area is intimate, making it easy to explore without the bustle of larger bodies of water. Surrounding the reservoir are natural landscapes typical of the Missouri region, with nearby Montauk State Park and Onondaga Cave State Park adding to the scenic backdrop. The proximity to Salem, MO, provides a convenient access point for those seeking a day trip or a brief escape into nature. Despite its limited depth, the lake’s setting delivers a tranquil experience for visitors.

Surface area
47 acres
Lake-Link Score
12.0

Fishing Number 114 Reservoir

Spending time on Number 114 Reservoir means embracing a fishing experience defined by its available species. While the lake does not boast a wide variety of fish, anglers can still enjoy the challenge and serenity that come with fishing here. The known fish species in the reservoir provide opportunities for those who appreciate a quiet day casting lines in a smaller, shallow water environment. This setting can appeal to anglers who favor a more relaxed pace and the chance to connect closely with nature.

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